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Old 05-19-2019, 08:47 PM
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Will the 2 into 2 manifold from a 2008 FLHX fit on a 2003 FLHRI? The picture looks identical to the one on my Road King. The T pipe right at the rear jug cracked so I need another header.

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Old 05-20-2019, 09:44 AM
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It will fit but if the 03 one doesnt have bungs for the O2 sensors you will have to them installed.
 
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Old 05-20-2019, 11:17 AM
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Simpler,easier, to have the crack repaired by a welder.
 
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Just go to a Menard's and get plugs for the sensor ports. That's what I did.
 
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Just go to a Menard's and get plugs for the sensor ports. That's what I did.
Don't use plastic
 
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Originally Posted by Hoginedgewood
Don't use plastic
How about wood?
 
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Originally Posted by hdbob2006
How about wood?
Not morning wood.
 
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Yes you can, I have an '08 system on my 1990 Glide - just plug the O2 holes.
 
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A near by muffler shop gave me a plug. They get them in cats, that they take them out of.
 
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search around, there's a thread about putting the 2010 exhaust on old style bikes.

the guy in the thread drills & taps the tranny pan for the cross over pipe mount, but I think you should research just buying the new model tranny/oil pan with the existing bolt holes.

the heat mitigation of the 2010 exhaust should be worth it, and it opens you up to variety of newer/higher performance exhausts off CL and the forum

FWIW, pipes newer than 2010 have a cat, so you can buy "de-catted" pipes off ebay for $90 ish?
you should able to post a WTB on local CL & get some 2010 parts cheap, since most guys have upgraded to the M8 and no longer need their old Twin Cam pipes.
 


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